Formula 1 needs a radical rethink about how best to control costs, say leading figures, amid growing unease about the sport's long-term future. read more »

Vodafone has denied claims that its title-naming partnership with McLaren is ending due to the communications company's unease over the decision to race in Bahrain in 2012. read more »

Never one to shy away from speaking his mind, 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve has admitted his unease with F1 2012 style and some of the current crop of drivers. read more »

Amidst growing unease within the paddock, Bernie Ecclestone admits that teams cannot be forced to go to Bahrain against their will. read more »

Formula 1 team bosses have agreed to hold further discussions about the Resource Restriction Agreement at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, following a meeting aimed at ending unease... read more »

Mercedes GP has rubbished talk that it is on the verge of breaking Formula 1's Resource Restriction Agreement, ahead of talks in Korea this weekend to end unease about... read more »

Ferrari has urged Formula 1 teams to make an effort at this weekend's Korean Grand Prix to try and end unease about overspending in the sport on the back of fresh concerns... read more »

The Formula One calendar for 2012 might still be revised after it emerged a number of teams have expressed unease over the number of flyaways - races outside Europe and the USA. read more »

Vicky Chandhok, President of the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI), believes the much earlier April date penned in for the 2012 Indian Grand Prix will cause... read more »

The reaction to the news that Sky Sports will share F1 coverage with BBC from next year has angered race fans, with many paddock insiders also unhappy read more »

As former FIA president Max Mosley reveals that the teams must agree in writing to any changes to the calendar, FOTA reveals teams unease with Bahrain date change. read more »

As work on the Circuit of the Americas continues there is growing unease that taxpayers money is being spent on the project. read more »

Drivers will be allowed to activate their adjustable rear wings on the pit straight during next weekend's Australian Grand Prix, but Sebastian Vettel has said the whole... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has again spoken of his unease over F1's mandatory adjustable rear wings in 2011, believing they could reduce the impact of overtaking in the eyes of... read more »